first the fiscal cliff, the debt ceiling, the sequester coming up and no long-term planning on issues that really affect the american public. >> jamie: julie, that's not my question. with all due respect. i understand that you feel the republicans are standing in the way of what the president wants on some things, but what specifically is his jobs plan? you must know. >> of course, i can tell you the jobs plan he introduced last year and happy to introduce it tomorrow if the republicans said they'd vote on. infrastructure investment and in our states, hire more firemen police and teachers, give tax breaks to companies in order to encourage them to hiring. and tax breaks to americans, to american companies to bring jobs. >> jamie: you're not-- julie, what you're not mentioning is-- >> angela, some of those things sound like they might be helpful. >> yeah, some of those things could be helpful, but the president did have a jobs plan that before the senate and some democrats voted it down. the bottom line, is this, julie, the president has a bully pulpit and doesn't want to talk about hi